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mainframe

[meyn-freym] / ˈmeɪnˌfreɪm /
NOUN
central processing unit
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In the 1940s, it shifted from mechanical accounting machines and punch-card systems to electronic, stored-program computers and mainframes.

From Barron's

The storied tech behemoth, best known as a leader in mainframe computers, conducts quantum research and development under its IBM Research division—which also undertakes work in artificial intelligence and cloud computing.

From Barron's

He said a breakthrough could also allow small manufacturers to flourish in the same way that personal computers brought mainframe power to the masses.

From The Wall Street Journal

IBM is a technology giant worth nearly $300 billion, and its business touches on many areas, from mainframes to software to consulting.

From MarketWatch

The company also offers its own AI models, called Granite, which it said are focused on coding languages like Cobol, which is crucial for mainframe environments.

From The Wall Street Journal